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yil flare/ • AO Sir ~1 • 0 gl Jer'~ l ~ , • 901.1` 3,3 sp. P r : OS. 6 711) if Et o69 .-;14 ter v i° "oi ks , " , (if O's , 611° 1 11/ 1 I t de' fet' Iroo kit e ~ u in~ ro ll ' io ,041 ) IV to o ill e 4 ai 6f ' (e t alc Pc (bolt ; oil' s rjoi tav aria, and several other German will , be aria,Sovereigns, here the latt er end of November. " STUTTGARD, OCT. 28.—The Empress Dowa ger of Russia is expected on the 30th at MAyence. "Arx_ LA --,-HAPELLE, OCT. 31.. There was Yest erday a conference at the hotel of the Prince tie Metternich. " The Emperor of Russia arrived here this eveni ng at eight o'clock. His Imperial Ma iestY had scarcely alighted from his carriage when the Emperor of Austria paid him a visit, who was f„nowed b y the prince Royal of Prussia.— T he latter arrived here yesterday evening. M. de Scheuvaloff, Aid-de-Camp to the Em -11)etor of Russia, sets out to•ni g ht f or St. Peters 'l.ol. It is said he is charged ,with a mission of treiit importa►lce. " The son of the ex-King of Sweden is arrived here from Carlsruhe." ue regular decline of the French Fnnds, and ether circumstances, fully justify our opinions of .the alarm which is felt in France, and on the i C ontin ent in general, . on the premature, and we la i ve aO he s i tat i on i n saying, the impolitic measure " 1 the recal of the Allied Troops—a measure t,regnant with th e renewa l of a ll t h ose evils --'ljeh Were so h app il y subdued, owing to the per of this country alone, and the : ° lde' it' held o ut to all the other Nations i" bad in turn succumbed under the A l : wer of the ,_execrable Usurper of France. fry e are w arranted in our opinions by the Letter our .Correspondent at Paris, inserted this :Y. who relat es new Jacobin elections, but who, ;:intr„,„, Y all our predictions, has uniformly ap „. --ved of the removal of the Allied Troops as a 471:snre th n ecessary for th e t ranqu illi ty of F rance e tecurity of Europe. rio t. a. h - re i n f orme d by a Correspondent, that 'te rece nt dep ress i on o f the French Fi ve p er P s I naY be t race d to a c ause best under to-ad hy the f ore i gn loan jobbers ; in other 14°I.cis, certain p -4111} • arties, who a re o p erat i ng i n the tp"ssian Austrian, and R uss i an l oans, have 4Y , found i t greatly to their interest to 7 1. e speci e at Paris, for the purpose of trans odlting to the various places at which it is want rittv 1 "r have they been i n any way delicate i n • ing resources from the Bank of France. .0 ly e received many interesting articles relating • ,t 4l' 4 (N and th e U n i ted States of America this ,1 b 4 W e oblig e d to d efer them: till Mon. /4 6 6 ',l,l o tvever, recommend t h e L etter of attc4ll.l7' 14° "r L' per this day, to th e partieniar tiele f -( 1 : °r1 of our M ercant il e R ea d ers. The ar fr,)tit 111)1114 drid i s an huthen;io . liv e it 44(11(1 C orrespondent, on whose. veracity ePend. ISZe t N ___...... :Ir: iictitecvlot:btriirsieeatonosrPo ia:ge,rsb :lot (heytlleladtenrotencodnotfailSleaprtly. slightest interest. bo,, p , - ' 4. ) Nov. 6.—The troops continue to ar 11‘'.. te r Nov. fast. Yesterday arrived 4:0 men, 34 t vo ri , 4 ltill 42 ch ildren, a n d 208 horses, of the Roy a l , t) e„ /1 rivers tkV tIV , i n thirteen vessels,; and to-day, lie v essel,. 175 men, 38 women, 62 ail kt": 'th(f 12i horse s , a ls o of the Artillery. 1\ 0 elltat occ orred in the landing the horses. P t y„ l'llhill 'I2AL (q . Sit; SANTUEL RONTILLY.—The re e re iti,v s "f this Ise„,Zci,tl Yesterday morning, so early as six vvoe'fer,lolc.k. , Ittuit "ssell-square, for interment in ~.t h. e n f amily 4 : r ts t i . r ' h f Lady Rom ir.t.Y!s fat her, at Kot , r. ;'", ' - ",g) in Radnorshire. The cavalcade c 0 .., ,) " °' six outriders a hearse and six, conlai.n tht Itile b"ti foil- ' i by • coach and six, with ' l 'atu '' R ukr oYl)iy. Lcvne:,,dia-re4lv on thec!eath o o ie f i S n i - r I cr t4t , I an e xpress was sent off to d e l ay .„ the kr iv. l l l t an the remains of Lady Romzu.A. till be i "t 4 , ° I f hil Corpse, in ortkr that they might . 41 14 I. : 1 1 . at the sam e time and in the same grave , Iteeted"s mournful and affecting ceremony is ex , - 1411g4rt - t 'l Nike ptace on Wednesday next. No ttetit ectild p ossib ly he more proper or 141,''""()Itlif• 'TI k' dred ashes of this anaia k 4141 jilt -• • • le Int lj thus be made:to 1441., cresting couple it" ll'il l I); 111 e arth, as their congenial virt l u.o H us spirits . vi ..ttie itattrited in the rei!ions of eternal the M dr " u,4lt,ii. Of per:t?,errekewrile , FE f , L n T I R i 1E tna°ltn): was CLARKE . , I;tillt,e,_"sin of'Sir °SSIMON .:I,..ARKE.', Baronet, a ' i tte i-Intin highly esteemed for his taste in the e ec t i, 1 5, and who Possesses an admirable c ., 01 t1 (1 );;,°F Pictures • th nei Yhhourhood of En top, .-""se.. TI I"e Marshal's .• eldest son was for a '''ll'it'r 11 • )e seat of the 4."111,, t:' time on a visit at the -tlt h l 14 .1 ,..', Ir"flet, and was considered as an amiable t •83y 4/41.1siiig yoillig man. e r) r b h b 5 , , I t Zte r f ront St. Helena, of . the 18th of Sep !, luet, naval force there consisted as follows: ! -1 1.. .1,(4") 74, Admiral PLAMPIN, Captain STAN (4trit',., "es, Dotterel, Poclargus, Redpole, Fa- . ti re 1,1 si.l.nsquito, and Racoon ; the two latter Fa te, NS . all for I.;ngland very soon. The letter e,„ .--...., i;'t)..l'ectoy,.NAPot. EO N is never to be seen, and the , 5 1 4, 0 : i i!y of sorite of his attendants is much tv,, '4l4)cline ; EtitTRAND -particularly. A house 1 "tl, iiiiinr the ci devout Emperor, close to Long . - It Nt't r tl!e atlXiikqy of the Governor to have It 'II • ed • t , 1 11 1 Induces bin) to ride daily to the spot, mtll lea s th to to ,an a year I think he will have-no 'llpi ai tl -of his dwelling:" i,.. PRIVATE' AND AUTHENTIC CORRF,SPONDENCt. PARIS, Nov. 2.—At length the independents are (we suppose) satisfied. M. de la FAYETTE, M. MANUEL, End M. de CONSTANT, are elected, for we understand the latter has been elected for Finisterre, on 111. MANust.'s declining it, in favour of his election, for 1,3 Vend6e. We know not how his Majesty, with all his recollections, will look upon M. de la FAYETTE, whose indecision and feebleness of character were, in a greatmea sure, the cause of the ruin of that Monarchy he professed to defend, and the triumph of those diabolical print;iles he professed to crush ; let us hope that the sage lessons of experience, and his long exile by,those he raised to power, will make him lend all his aid to the maintenance of legiti mate authority, and the Charter emanating tram it, with the consent of the Nation. " Of 111: MANUEL we augur much ; he is. eloquent, he is moderate, and if there have appeared in his con duct any hostility to Government, he was not the first offender ; we regard him as one of the firmest pillars of the Charter, who will rank honourably with the ROYER COLLARDS and the CAMILLE JORDANS, the intrepid defenders of true Consti tutional principles. As to M. de CONSTANT, we are not sorry to see ,him in the House, and we hope he will realize all the sanguine hopes of his friends ; but can we forget his article in the Journal des Debats of the 19th of March, 1815, so furious against BUONAPARTE, or not compare it . with his article in the same Paper, on tl►e 21st of the same month, as furious against the BOURBONS ? Can we forget that he became Counsellor of State under BUONAI'ARTE in the 100 days, and was the Very person who drew up the Acte additionel, Which excluded the BOURBONS for ever from the Throne ? With these recollections, so recent, we confess ourselves no great admirers of the " poli tical Consistency" of which he himself dares to boast ; let us hope, however, that at length he will be really constant, and merit his name ; he is moderate, and as a Writer has great talents ; as an Orator ke will never shine, but the silent vote of an honest man is of more value than all the speeches of the Profligate. IVI. de CONSTANT btu a difficult part to play, he is elected by those who hope from him revolutionary principles ; let him consult his conscience, and the nation and the Government will applaud the choice of that Fac tion which seeks the ruin of, both ; he will not, it is true, fulfil its hopes—so much the better: SUIP NEWS. HiLIGOLAND. OCT: . 29, -L-The George M., MEYER, from Lisbon to Hamburgh, ran on shore on the North'Reet of Sandy Island, but was got off again by assistance from the island, and pro ceeded with pilots for the Elbe, with loss of an anchor and cable, and some trifling damage. By a boat arrived this morning, information is re ceived from Schelling, near rise Texel, that the Enfield, of Newcastle, WILSON master, from Dauzic to Portsmouth, was lost on that island. (crew saved) 23d October. The vessel is totally lost, but the cargo will be saved by the &belling fishermen. SCILLY, OCT. 31.—Came in th Dolphin, of and from Genoa, to Antwerp, WiJ) Rice, shipped a great deal of water on her passage, which da maged the cargo ; she lost sails, &c. &c. after performing quarantine, she will discharge to re pair. —Remain in the Harbour, the Lapwing, EDWARDS, froth Newcastle to Bristol, under re pairs. —All other vessels sailed on the 2Sth of October. DIAL, Nov. G.—Remain in the Downs several transports, and the St. Patrick, FERRIER, for Batavia. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Euryalus, for the West Indies; Thomas, FISHER, for St. Luck ; and Barrosa transport to the Eastward. The Conquestador, from St. IThe's to Dublin, was lost on the Arklow Banks, on the night of the Ist instant ; crew saved. CUSTOMS LIST. Entered Inwards, Nov. 6 .—Carolina, Berg, Christiana ; Twee Gebroeders, Sievers, Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, Smith, do.; Vriendschap, Slof, do.; British Army, Campbell, do.; Vrow Itaetfina, Lange, Ghent; Speculator, Wishart, J)anzic; Prosperity, Addison, Katliamersurick ; Kinnersley Castle, Ballston, Archangel ; Francis, Brook, do.; Isabella, Ferguson, Petersburg!) ; Charles, Agessa, Rouen ; Felicity, Pritchard, do.; Henry, Jameson, Malaga ; Triton, Tyack, do.; Ann, Older, Smyrna; Duchess of York, Massingham, Buenos Ayres; Contest, Langdon, Quebec; Progress, Talbert, do.; Endeavour, Hunter, do.; Waterloo, Clayton, Havannah; Magnet, Warner, do.; Chapman, Drake, Batavia.; Atlantic, Allen; Baltimore. Entered Outwards, Yov. Go—Emulous, Sowell, Antign;s ; .John and Robert, Swington, Jamaica; Mariner, WhitaLer, do.; Hooper de Zeeman, Plath, Hamburgh Goede Verwag_ t ing, Claast n, Amsterdam ;'Tartar, Hutton, Cayenne ; Mary, Puddicombe, Trieste; Albinia, Lynn, Cape of Good Hope, Batavia, and Bombay ; Ceres, Mackie, Rio Janeiro. Cleared Outwards, Nov. 6.--Anna Dorothea, Rogers, Tenerifie; Nautilus, Adlard, Grenada; Warkworth, Murers, Hamburgh ; Generous Friends, Baldry, Bremen ; Verbilder stim, Visser, Amsterdam; Fleetwood, Aikin, Dominica; 'Medusa, Fletcher, Hav a n na h ; U rania, Hutchinson, St. Vincent's ; Hero, Grolebes, Havannah ; Cook, Phillips, Mo gadorc : Leda, Wilson, Genoa. Yesterday the Doke of Yalu( transacted mili tary business with the PRINCE REGENT for a con siderable time. SPAIN. 111-ADRID, OCT. I9.—The reports that have been circulated of discontents having arisen at the change of Ministers arc not true—whatever may be the sentiments or sensations in other parts of the Kingdom, all is quietness and apparently contentment here. The Martinis of Cas4-IRtr.ro continues to perform the functions of First Minis ter of State.. Some are of opinion that the pre sent Ambassador at the Court of Naples will re, turn to conduct the Bride of the Infante, Don FnANictsco" DE PAULA,' and that his Excellency will then take the Portfeuille : however, as her Royal Highness is nat:exPecfed here till January, W e need not weary ourselves with coujectore.:" Accounts are anxiously expected from the Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle. One Courier has arrived, saying tlke Allied TrOops are to evacuate the FrenclrY territory ; and hints are abroad• that the Sovereigns do not mean to take arty 'part whatever with Spain or her Colonies. It ,has .been: generally knOwn that the Russian Embassy has been peculiarly favoured at the Palace; and the singular circum stance of the KING'S having 'conferred the Illus trious Order (insigne Ordere)' a the Golden Fleece on M. TATISCHEFF, who is only an Envoy at this Court—an Order certainly not inferior to the English Garter, and never conferred but on Gran dees of the first class, or on Crowned [leads or. Princes of the Blood—has, with other facts, ex-I. cited much suspicion and surmise ; and if Russi.4, takes no prominent part. and interest for 'Spain, the rotten Ships, which were purchased with the four hundred thousand pounds granted from England to this Country, that she should give up the Slave Trade, which bargain was struck by M. TATISCUEFF, and the contre-terns we have anti cipated at the Congress, will bring things to a more reasonable level, and open the eyes of this Court to the game which has been playing against the dignity of England and the real interest o Spain. OCT. 20.—His Excellency Lieutenant -Genera the Count of AntsvAL is appointed Captain-Ge neral of the four Kingdoms of Andalusia, in the room of the Marquis Dos Ruts. OCT. 24.—Three Russian frigates have arrived at Cadiz. We mideistand that the Spanish Government have officially received the terms upon which the In- surgents in South America have intimated that they might be induced to submit to the authority of the Mother oountry. These terms have, we un derstand, been published in England, and, how ever reconcileable they may appear in the eyes of other Countries, they must be regarded as mon- strolls in those of Spain. The Expedition which Count O'DONNELL was nominated to.command, for Ttans-Atlantic service, is yet in preparation, and that Officer's appointment in Andalusia is supposed to be intended to facilitate the 'Re soinces, which the Commander of the Expedition must have previous to his complete equipment. Captains FERGUSON and STEELE, of the Eng lish Navy, have been presented to the KING and QUEEN. A body of troops, amounting, we understand, to 650, is immediately to be dispatched to the Island of Ceylon.; and a similar number to St. Helena. The 6th Foot, one of those which formed the hollow sr - pare in which the valiant WELLINGTON planted himself at the memorable battle of Wa terloo, marched into Rointord on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning left there, on their route to Sunderland. The Loun MAYOR Elect has made the most ex- rensive preparations for the Civic Ceremony 0, Monday next, when the procession will be un commonly splendid, particularly as far as regards the armour. The celebrated English Actor, KEMBLE, says one of the Paris Pane's, is now at Toulouse. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE having received an invitatiQn frown the Emperor of Russ lA, to meet his mother, the DoWager Empress, at the Court of the Ring of the NETHERLANDS, he embarked on Wednesday from Dover for Calais. The Duke first proceeds to Paris. On Monday, the 2d inst. a General Assembly of the Royal Academicians was held at their apart ments in Somerset House, when Mi. WASHING* TON ALLSTON was 'duly elected an Associate of the Royal Academy,of Arts. Besides the action against Sir N. CONANT, Mr. BUTT has served notices of trial, for next term, upon Mr. NEwmaN, the keeper of Newgate, for detaining him 48 days illegally; and also upon Mr. JONES, the Marshal of the King's-Bench, for 9 days' illegal detention, and breaking open his doors to recover the fine of 1,0001.: he has also served notice of trial upon the Stock-Exchange, for the money stopped upon the disgraceful hoax clay. OLD BAILEY.—No case. of any consequence came before the Court yesterday. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. --yesterday afternoon, as a young man, name(! Wm. Noakes, in the employ of Mr. Haines, an eminent cotton-manufacturer in the Hampstead -road, was at work at the cot ton-mills his arm caught in the machinery, and was so dreadfully lacerated as to require imme diate am Matioti. He was taken to Middlesex Hospital, where he remains in a dangerous state. THE THEATRES. DRURY-LANE...The Road to Ruin Was repro. sensed last night at this Theatre. MONDEN tae the character of Old Dornton with all the reeling and spirit by which he excited so much applause on the original appearance of this Comedy. Young Dornton was assigner! to H. KRMBLE. He spoke too faintly in the - earlier scents, but on the whole he represented the. character with good sense and manly, feeling Mrs. MARDYN was plriyful in ',Sophia, bits rather too wild, if not coarse altogether. Salky, which was performed by „WILLIAMS, should , have been given to \VAT. KtNsON. tiAliLiY, in ' Goldfinch, was slit& cicntly activpaoq-e(re.ctire..„Air3, HAHLOWS, and KNIGH T , in the Widow lVarren and Silky, were good props_ . to the piece, whi c h, h owever , i s so dull and frivolous, that. it would be snrprizing it was ever popular, if Lite public taste were not so capricious. • CoVEN T - GARDEN.— , -After The Rivals last night, FARREN, in Sir Fretful Plagiary, offered new claims to public fhvour, by a correct acid charac teristic ptrtortnai)ce. UNIVERSITY !NI ELLIGENCE. ' : OXFORD, Not. ff. .. . . Messrs. Charles Harbin and William Harding have been admitted. Scholars of %Vstlham College. Mr. William Robert Crotch has been admitted Scholar of New College. - :,• Tuesday last - Messrs. Sullivan and Clei ke, of Bresenose, Mr. 11-edes, of Corpus Christi, Mr. . . Ba s frington, o f O r i e l , Mr. Gambier, of Merton, and Messrs. Ogle and Bramston, of Christ Chinch, were elected Fellows of All Soul's College, in this University. PHEFERRED.—TIie Rev. John Matthew, M.A. to the Rectory of Keepham St. •Ma 4 with'Kerdeston, Norfolk, on his own petition.—The Rev. Samuel C. Lord, Clerk, A. B. to the , Vicarage of West Barsham, Norfolk '.' patron, C. M. B a ld er , , Esq.—The RevJohnifrancis, . who for many years has per formed the duty of the parishes of St. Mildred and All Saints, 'Canterbury, to the said Rectories, vacant by the decease of 'the Rev. Edward 'William Whitaker.—The Earl o f D er b y, who is one o f th e ' greatest Lay Impropriators in the kingdom, has presented the Rev. G. Hornby to the Rectory of Bury, itt Lancashire. , • Preachers —The Rev. the President of St. John's College, on Sunday morning, at St. Mary's—The Her. Mr. Heber, of All Souls', in the afternoon. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 6. The Hon. and Rev. George Neville, M.A. Master of Magdalen College, was on Wednesday last elected Vice-Chancellor of this University for the year ensuing. The sermon at St. Mary's Church yesterday (the Anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot) was preached by the Rev. Dr. Webb, Master of Clare Hall ; and the Latin speech in the Senate-house was delivered by the Rev. F.W. Ludington, M.A. Fellow of that society. The Seatonian prize for an English - poem has been this year adjudged to the Rev. A. Dirken k Fellow of St. Peter's College. —The subject is Deborah The Hon. Edward Keppel, son of the Earl of Albemarle, is admitted of Caius College. The Rev. Charles Davy, M.B. was last week instituted to the Rectories of Combs and Barking, with Darmsden annexed, on the presentation of the Earl of Ashbitrnharn. The. Rev. Samuel Curlewis Lord, B. A. was last week instituted to the vicarage of West Barsham, Norfolk, on the presentation of Charles Motley Balilers, Esq. CORRECT METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, kept ex elusively for THE SUN, by R. RANKS, Philosophical In strument-Maker, 44t, Strand, London. From whom, may be had, the several requisite Instruments, made in the most accurate manner, by those who wish to snake similar ob- seivations. Thermometer. IWeather. • , .... i.: ..4 • 17, -4- 1 ..=:.) ..4 -"4 -; 170 t : e ••• p.: Is' S --..'' - - 2 -,-.5 ..... -;', a l c . c-, 74 ' -4 c c•:, o c 1 inches 1 31 t. 66 54 5S 50 30.07 .22 Rain Cloudy Nov. 1 32 54 55 50 29.95 Fair Fair 2 52 54 57 52 .90 .02 Rain Cloudy S 53 52 57 • 49 .71 Fair Fair 4 52 54 5G 52 .60 .10 Rain Rain 5 34 55 57 53 .43 - .02 Do. Cloudy 6 54 34 57 52 .40 f Cloudy Do. 1 Is of an ... fallen tindredth. inch have in the we, --- ..... -- The account o f Lady ROMILLY and her f.__am...ily, which has appeared in all the Papers, is erroneous. Her maiden name was GAaEETT, as will appear from the announcement of her marriage, with Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, in -The Gentleman's Magazine, for Jan. 1798, vol. 68, p. 83. " January 3 .—Married, at Knill, in the County of Here ford., Samuel Romilly, Esq of Lincoln's Inn, to Miss Gar butt, eldest daughter ot Francis Garbett, Esq. of Knill Court?* To-morrow, being the first Sunday in Michael mas Term, the Judges, Sergeants, and principal Barristers, will go in grand procession to St. Paul's, where an appropriate Sermon will be preached by the Lord Mayor's Chaplain. On Thursday evening the Earl of MAccirs- FIELD and W. T. MONEY, Esq., were elected Fel. lows of the Royal Society. FlEE.—Between eleven and twelve o'clock last night, a fire broke out in the workshop of Mr. MANDY, cabinet-maker, the corner of Green's-buildings, New -cut, Lambeth, which burned with great fury, and consumed the entire of the building, with its contents—a great quantity of timber, cabinet-makers' tools, &c. before any engine arrived. The workshop was a few paces behind the dwelling-house, but so detached that the 'flames, happily, did not corn• municate. A man was at work last night by candle-light till nine o'clock, and the fire is sup posed to have originated through a spark basing dropped from his candle, which lay smouldering among the shavings. Green Peas and Strawberries, of a remarkably fine flavour, were gathered, last week, in au opts garden at Hereford ; and scores of Roses are now daily brought to Covent Garden-market.